Russell et al article analyzing the Diamond Princess data.
US county data on reported cases
New York Times county level data on cumulative US known cases. Updated occasionally so best to download directly from github.
Macroeconomics of epidemics
Martin S. Eichenbaum, Sergio Rebelo, Mathias Trabandt “The Macroeconomics of Epidemics”
Data on reported cases
Worldometer’s estimates of known (not active) cases and deaths. This is a commercial website, known cases is not that useful, and reporting varies around the world, but they provide detailed information about sources.
Impact of interventions on infection
From Susan Athey and Keystone Strategy: estimates of the impact of interventions on the infection rate.
Data on active cases
From Jan Kulveit’s group: estimates of active cases (not reported cases); estimates of the effect of mitigation measures
Epidemic forecasting
Jan Kulveit’s group has a global epidemiological model that you can experiment with and will do more sophisticated modeling pro-bono for decision makers and health care planners. Details at epidemicforecasting.org.
Estimates of active cases
Jan Kulveit’s group has estimates of the number of actives cases – very different from the number of confirmed cases because of variation in testing. These numbers are much larger than the number of confirmed cases.
Transition back to work
Andrea Ichino’s group describe transition steps to stop COVID-19 without killing the world economy in VOXEU.
Cost and benefits of quarantine
Eline van den Broek-Altenburg and Adam Atherly analyze the economic costs and benefits of quarantine measures.